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keithinkorea
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| memorabilis wrote: |
Hey keithinkorea,
Yes chaat are snacks like samosa, pav bhaji, bhel puri, dhokla, etc and that's what chaat masala is for.
I imagine my chaat dream of bhel puri will go in vain. As for samosas, they are a nightmare to make... too much work and you have to deep fry things, which stinks up your appartment. I'd rather buy.
I don't think there is much difference between British Indian and its continental cousin - Punjabi food. Unless you're talking Anglo-Indian stuff like kedgeree and mulligatawny soup. But as you know, India has so many varieties of cooking.
I'd also like to find an idli cooker and a tawa (the flat pan with a lip used to make dosai). The tamarind paste is for sambhar (tomato lentil soup). If I can find that and a coconut I'll have everything required for yummy, yummy south indian breakfast.
Thanks for the coriander tip! I made channa masala (which is Punjabi) yesterday, and I think I'm going to make rajmah masala tomorrow. I feel like I'm starting to get in business. |
Sounds yummy 
I'm cooking curry tonight, it's my variation on a Chicken Chili Masala. You can buy Samosa at Hannam market, I've seen them one of the fridges at the front of the store.
Though inconvenient as it takes a while you can always make your own masala mix. The internet is great for finding stuff like that and masala are easy to find. All the ingredients are available here to make your own masala mix. You only need a 'pestle and mortar' which is available in many Korean markets.
I've never made any 'chaat' except for onion bhaji, those things are damn tricky to get right. When it comes to stinking up my apartment with frying things I don't mind the smell of curry spices at all!
On another note if they still do the potato and pea samosa at 3 Alley Pub in Itaewon they're pretty good.
Happy curry cooking.
PS. This is a great website to look for creative recipes.
http://www.recipezaar.com/ |
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teacherT
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Ck10n3
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Location: Bundang
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| Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 8:09 am Post subject: |
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| this post made me drool... god I love Indian food! |
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Bundang
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Location: Bundang, Seongnam Si
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| Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 11:20 am Post subject: |
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OThePestO
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| In Daegu, you can go to the shops near Bukbu Bus Terminal. |
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